The Success Of Mass Weddings
We strive to provide resources and support to make sure that everyone can celebrate their love in a meaningful way. Our aim is to eliminate the financial and social barriers that often restrict differently-abled individuals from getting married; mass weddings provide a platform for them to experience the joys of marriage, enjoy the same rights and privileges as any other citizen, and become a part of mainstream society.
2008
First Mass Wedding for underprivileged
41
Successful Wedding
Ceremonies
2357
Happily Married
Couples
Every year our NGO organises mass weddings where the underprivileged and people we helped through corrective surgeries tie the knot and take a pledge against dowry. Additionally, the institution placed several couples in job profiles that suited their abilities, enabling them to become financially independent. Up to this point, we have organised 41 successful weddings, and a total of 2357 couples have happily wed.
Arvind and Sonam
Arvind and Sonam from Barabanki took a pledge not to take dowry and generate public opinion against social evil.
Ramu Kumari and Ganpat
Ramu Kumari and Ganpat from Pratapgarh, both of whom suffered from polio and had lost their fathers, were hopeful that their marriage would initiate a new phase of their lives.
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